This Sealord 446, built by the British shipyard Excalibur, is a first-hand vessel. It was fitted at the shipyard with a hydraulic platform enabling a person with reduced mobility to access the flybridge, the cockpit and the aft deck, and even provides access to the sea via a submersible ramp.
The Volvo TAMD74 engines, each producing 480 ch, have been carefully serviced, as evidenced by invoices. They have a total of 980 hours on the clock.
Two cabins, two wet rooms (one electric toilet, one manual toilet). Large fridge with freezer, 3-burner gas hob, microwave, washing machine. An hydraulic cockpit table extends from the aft cockpit. Flybridge bimini in very good condition, aft cockpit cover in very good condition.
Bennett trim tabs, electric windlass with chain counter, Vetus bow thruster with dedicated battery, Fisher Panda generator. Electronics: Raymarine C90w GPS (same on the flybridge), Raymarine ST7001+ autopilot (same on the flybridge), Raymarine radar, Raymarine ST60 Tridata (same on the flybridge), Raymarine DSC VHF (same on the flybridge), anemometer. CD radio.
Berth available for hire.